Bitcoin has recently filled the long-watched CME gap at approximately $114,325, a key technical milestone that had influenced price action. While some data indicated remaining gaps between $110,880 and $114,800, these have now reportedly closed, including gaps identified by the URPD at $112,000 and $114,000, which historically have always been filled. The closure of these gaps has led to Bitcoin consolidating near $114,290 with resistance at $115,500 and support at $114,000. Bitcoin's price has surged past the $115,000 mark, trading around $115,183 as of early August 2025. Market analysts note a pattern of a 'dip and rip' at the start of bullish months, suggesting a potential breakout toward $146,000. Other cryptocurrencies such as Solana and Ethereum have also seen notable price levels, with Solana at $166 and Ethereum at $3,635.